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Morning journal and courier., 1887-11-01
THE INDIAN ASSOCIATION.
The Annual Meeting To-day in Hart
 ford.

IT
 ford.
 The annual meeting of the Connecticut Indian association will take place to-day at Unity Hall, Hartford. The business meeting will be held in the morning. In the after noon at two o'clock there will be an interest ing meeting, at which Lieut.. Gov. Howard will preside. The principal addresses will be by Mrs O. J. lilies of Milwaukee, who will speak of the mission Indians of Califor- mia and the work in which Mrs. Helen Hunt Jackson was interested.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-11-01

M ems All Wool CameI's Hair SockI
 12 1.2c. Sold everywhere at 25c. At
 Mendel 6 Freedman's.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-11-01
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See Johnson & Brothers ad. on third page.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-11-01

NTendel &c Freedman,
 TIP Chapel Street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-13
GOVERNMENT TESTS.
The Royal Baking Powder Declared
Superior to all others.

The fact that Royal Baking Powder is mall respects,
the best baking powder offered to the pnbdc has been
established beyond question -
Prof. H A. Mott when employed bgthe .. S. Govern
anayze the various baking powders of the market
to determine which the best and most economical after
an extended investgatiohreporod favor of the Royal
and it was adopted for goverRme nt5lse,
Prof Mott has continued a examinations of baking
powders sold at the present day afrms it as his
deliberate Judgment arrived mo thorough research
and careful examnatonef the principal brands of the
market that the Royal doubtedly the prest and most
reliable baking powder ofefd to the public Prof Mott in
his recent report says
'EThe Royal Baking Powder is absolutely pure, for
have so found many made both for that company
and the U. S. Government.
81 will 90 still further and state that, because Of the
facilities that company have for obtaining perfectly pure
cream of tartar and for other dependent upon the
proper proportions Of the same, and the method Of its
preparation the Royal Baking Powder is undoubtedly the
purest and reliable baking powder offered to the
public. DR. HENRY A. NOTE PHD"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-13
THE LATEST HORROR.
The Reticence OF Employees ELECTS Much
Indignant Comment.


Indignant Comment.
ANOTHER VICTIM.
KoUTs, IND, Oct. 12.-It is about set
tied that no one will know exactly how
many persons persisted in the Chicago
and Atlantic horror. Estimates vary from
thirty down to ten. One more of the VIC
tins has peen identified as Miss Malone
of So Blue Island svenue, Chicago.
STRICTLY PRIVATE.
CHICAGO, ILL, Oct. 1.-THE intense
secretness of employees of the Chicago and
Atlantic Railway regarding the disastrous
collision at Kout ELECTED much indignant
comment il the city to-day. When the
first intlmation of the catastrophe was re-
ceiVed here application for information
was at once made by reporters of the
Associated Press at the general Office CT
the company. The result obtsinabIe was
the statement that no Off jer Of the COM
psnY was in the city, that no relief had
been sent from Chicago and in shor[ no
word had been received of any accident
whatever. Quite similar was the
course since pursued st the
companY's headquarters. An even
ing paper says: general Manager
Broughton was not at the Office of the
Chicago and Atlantic Railroad to-day.
He had a well trained chiaf clerk to rep
resent him, however, The clerk could
not tell whether Mr.. Broughton would be
in to-day until he learned the callers
business"
ST would like to obtain an expression
regarding certain rules Of the road when
one train is following another and which
1t is alleged was violated or ignored at
the Kouts accident"
"The accident is none OF the newspn-
pers business and none of the public g
business. If the newspapers would come
TO US instead Of rushing OF to an scci-
dent they would get facts near right"
The young man was getting angry.
"The public think it is their business
when lot of people are killed and nun.
Der hurt. Nobody here yesterday would
or did give any information about the &C
cident."
SCI an here low for information" said
the reporter.
"The newspapers are always driving
in where they have no business. The
newspaper men a. Kouts yesterday acted
like g lot of fools; you don't want US Il
show you our rules, do your
snatchiug up e book OF rule
and time table. Printed across tn
face of this ere these words: "Thess
rules are for the guidance and informa
ton of employees only, and are not for tn
public. The road reserves the right t
change them at pleasure"
Il was impossible to get information 0
courtesy from the clerk. "Tse newspA
pers can print what they please. but do
at their PERIL.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-13
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
France.
IMPLICATED IN A SCANDAL.

-
PARIS, Oct. PA lady belongi ng to a
high family has been arrested, charged
with being implicated in the Csfsrel
scandal. The police found burned pa
pers in Count D'AndIaus' house. A war
rant has been issued for the Counts ar
rest. 1t is reported in Paris that Count
D'Andlaus has committed suicide.
THE MOBILIZATION SCANDAL.
PARIS, Oct. IL "A summary of the
plan for the mobilizatio of the Seven
teenth army corps. which was divulged
by LIE Figaro, has been found in the house
of General Cafferel. A memorandum o.
sums of money, received presumably
from sales of decorations, has been found
in his house. 1t is reported that General
d'Andlaus has gone to either Brussels OF
Berlin. He declared he did not wish to
be confined in prison previous to his
trial, but that on the day Of the trial he
would appear to answer the charge
against him. The lady who was arrested
yesterday on the charge Of being impli-
Gated in the scandal is the Countess St
Stauyeror. Other arrests are imminent
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-13

wide In its scope and usefulness, shall
not be struck do VA through ignorance of
the true ground OF its support. It
would be also great public calamity IL
system afording general exchange, and
supplying currency of uniform and un-
doubted solvency, one promoting legiti-
mate commerce and prosperity every
where, should fall under the ban Of par
tisan folly.
The meeting then adjourned to meet
again in the morning. In the evening q
reception was rendered the delegates at
the Monongahels hotel.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-13

An experienced practical builder says
that mortar in the interior OF walls, es-
pecially ii it be what Is called "rich"
mortsr, is liable never to harden, but re-
tain it's softness for centuries, though
this is only the case when the interior Of
the wall is he:meticalIy sealed against
external air. In England, not long ago,
q quantity OF soft mortar was dug out of
q stone wall that had stood for 800 years.
1t was as fresh as when placed there.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1887-05-13
IL SHOULD DIE TONIGHT.

1t mhy not Ic a'ui.s 80 .iyC some lulticr iu-
imfEi"l'" "1nc"rr'"E 'hc poem, II | should
",c t"-h'%h'. About fifteen years ago II poet
Who's" ""''" - prc:'r' j. unknown To- us. but
vino i lC'"y"l To- hrvn been n resident Of
ihia 'c!phit. published anonymously q touch
ing iitttc poem with the title in question. Our
crit'cal iricnI. Mr.. \. b. /. Rrmdolph vino is
hlm,"f AN author and has the true poetic in
ttinc', r"coEn'Zei its merit, AMI scissoring il
Ir"ia L." c:i'iinns Of the newspaper III which
i Il. re'ic !, "d.ivt i e. Il compilation Of re
iiG'"H$ '"ty'~ he Wa ius: then sending to
the "rsS i!:s ii.t.a volume Appeared in lS1}
it' appearances ihiS l".t year. "a ri,;ua in MIR.
II. h!tSr ';Hg%ird novel 'JcSs' excited con-
siderable in.lIgua'o" IN England. That author,
/" last aiy'"cS, was IT Cyprus collecting il il
supposed, the material FIR auo,hcr sensational
S'"'E. HIS wife, in response to the public
crIticiSnI, r'o"c somewhat lame explanation
ol 'he circumstances in which,uhc poem rcachc /
her husband. NS published in Jess il is sadly
m"iIiatcd, I" ncrt the supposed condition Of
the heroine. AMI hence s"Trc OF the finest lines
We're om't"i. It was at one time "scribci to
Hrn'y ward Hccchcr, bat ;hi las been author
I'Fivc'y :,Hlci hy III, family We have an
t'i.y newspaper crpy which we give to our
readers. 1t IS cmlneut'y worthy OF prcscrvu-
tiOn:
II shvnii liz Tonight
49, i">'.l, w"'rl'i loo. upon rny quiet face,
Hct"rc they ia:'l 1t in iis resting place,
Nnl tV"m that i,lth had left il almost fnir:
And, !nyius ,row-Mhtc flowers against my
hair
Would smootA i i,wa with fearful tcnlcr
ness,
Ana fold ny hands with lingering carcss
ioor hant$ - empty and cold toni ;ht
II should lie to-utht
Ny ir!c"Is w"nIi call to mind, with loving
though;
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SroCK NOT CoMrLETE WITuOur Ir-.pr. !
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demand. / unf Irur business we have cul1
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for correcting menstrual Irregularities, stands
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complete. The rapidly increasing demand iol
the Mothers Friend graiiiyingly indicates
that this imcsimahlc boon to cXpcctant mothcrs
is fast winning It's way to that appreciation tc
which this ran-allcyiuting and life saving ap
pliancc is entitled. Our sales Of Your Great
Remedies arc continually increasing.
Yours truly, MAGNrs < iIICHTuwER,
Druggist and rharma ,is;s, Atlanta. Ga.
Send for our Treatise on 'llcath and IIarpi
ness Of WCman, mailed free.
The Biadiicld Regulator Co., Atlanta, Ga
Caarrah Cured, hcallA and sweet breath secured l.,
hil"S Catarrh :rmcdy. l'ricr ~ cents. Nasal Iui,v
S"r free For sale hy W. ro>cy y Ero.
Group, Whoorin Cough and Bron,!lii;, Immediately
relieved 10y shiloh, Cure. For sale lay j. W. ro,cyN
Bro.
Shi"ah, Nitali>"r Is guaranteed cure you For sal
j. W. r">cy ~ FRO.
For lame back, side or chest, ne Sl,i!5lu', Poyou
Plaster Price - cents. For salc hy j. ". Pos - ro
Shi"ahs Nitali@cr i, what you need tor Constipation
loss OF appetite, Dizziness, ami all symptoms OF by,
l"p>ia Price 10 and - per hottie. For sale b.
W lo>cy ~ Bro.
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The orange trees throughout the Waid,
section OF Florida, have never before been
filled with fruit in such abundant proru-
sion. The fruit is now well set, and the
crop will be at least twice as large as that
OF any preceding year.
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ted in case Of m alarm 70 -,n,rt 70 the o.ber
pickcts on the line. The T,.;arol scou,s onI
spics had I,.,;cl ,u, r,s,. and know how, ,o
surprise any Of tho ,..,s They m,dc - dash
on t,,c ccn,r. nn., ., J,r..s ,r.tc oul con,u,.,J
and rou,oi the detail ib,rc and nr,..;ro, on
with all possi.l. y,c.l ,hcy manacod 70 fall
into the ro, in rear Of and between rickct
hcadouar.c.s gg the Dia.,onl detail and c,mr
thus corn! l~,,Iy c4,rius OF all chances Of cs-
cape Tor cur mcn. M"a' i not all the men on
the Dia,cp:.s post were lrJm tho 'McKissick
! Rangers. Pic;ci h'a lvuar'crs were in 4 it;lc
| I"S cnbsn wi!t "a Opening oE an acre or .wu Of
iana around =. Fart Of The men were OH post
| aoont ha'i i.l!9 o" Iamarinc Pcakc and
mos. Nodse's u al gone to get some horsc feed
ana the rest were IN '"e little log cabin aforc-
| SAID. The Fcdera.S were around the house be-
| lore INC ih"iFe7 we're aware OF l.. Some OF
the men were asleep. As Tiilman Miiwood
Jumped ont 10 FHn Gil nc was shot down Somc
| got away and the rest were captured. The
enemy moved on haSl'y toward The pic&ct post,
ana met hi'n"r''ho reaNe and tbs Rodgers
VINO were f''"rh'"S WIN some l"d"er Tor their
s'oc"' ihey ia" he'rd 'hc hring ana wore
suspicious '""' S"'"''''''5 WIS wrong coming
S'''"'n'J upon '"''a J" 'AS r""t t"cy wheeled
'hcF H'FSeS an" '"'''!''' !" 2'tapc' Ahom.
J""!e" ." """ c'c"!'c' ih'' II 'HlcNct, lamar
"he "'S cap'ur'h ah' lei ort said That he was
S'"' !" 'o'" o'"1" '".' "'''''' 'ur men got II
'"'9 way anu save 3''' fS'H'h 10 '"ihN 'hat
|" was So 'oo' lh's IMPRESSION ihc'nscu our
'''n 81 ''''' 'hei' '"'''S"' ''oh Nne" II" "o"hos.
~" oPpo''""''S ~ "'V"S' lin" "'''h was
i'o' 'o"s in preventing 1881" '' ''''e Drahch
0""'o'' ou inc ''n u reor"''J' "' the op-
perfume moment arrived hS"'y-ionr OF our
'''''Fy' n"c"c" ~ me '''h 'ir&'n'a Infantry
were c'"ei "P'" ID 'r '"ym 'R"ir PicdSes
we "'' 'o''c o' oc'"s'" ~ "ho ''"1 rcd
e'"' '"N"''! "' 'n'' ''''S am pace co'hmanded
~ N'''"'" '''" VI ''' ''""' 'Na'tS "ho'
!. was "''ese''' n'' "'!'t'. "n'AF'"'. Meeting
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w,S c,ruo1 :; u. - ,La .,, ~
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chorro !, ,ho ,;,o ,o, ,, A.
Gallon ,bo cr,, ,voS ,oisol .,o. = ,,o
evcrarc tbc Jeotb of Lamar p,ol.o w;,h n;,
srurs vcro r,urood ;r,o,ho si,,o. -, ,,,a c,;,I
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NEEDLES. Pms AND FISH Hooks -Ac-

NEEDLES, Pms AND FISH Hooks .-Ac-
c'r"Ing To the most rcc1H! estimate. the
prcScut production of uecl!cs in Rcdditch,
i.nSland, is not less than JO,00O,0UO pei
week. and Us may inferred from this cnor-
m1U5 aggregate, machinery has been
brought TO bear upon the trade in a most
| extensive degree, and with marked success
The pointing OF the needles, Que of the
most delicate Of all the operations, is now
almost exclusively dou" hy machinery, and
50 Is the cutting, skimm;n-. stamping eye
ing, tempering, coun,in,:. heading and tail
ing, b!uciug, Furnishing finishing asserting
aud sticking. New anl improved machines
Tor all these processes have been success
fully introduced during the last twenty
years or so, add unlike tic experience Of
other trades, the m2c!uc work about nee
dies is not ONLY cheaper BIZ; better.
The latest noyoI'y. aud one which is
pronounced success, is tho 'yrooving,'
machine for making sewing machine nee
dies the old stampin. process being thereby
superseded. Work done by the growing
machine is better and trurr, besides being
more economical. Tn I'D process of ether
gliding has been almDs. entirely superseded
by the newer and improved method Of clcc-
tro gcldinS. RcdditcA is becoming Il rival
OF Birmingham in the manufacture of pins,
the ordinary common household pin beng
supplemented by shawl and scarf pins, with
glass and steel heads. About two tons
weight of pins of all sorts arc made in
Rcddich weekly. According to the latcs:
phase which ingenious enterprise has taken
in this trade, tho product N ought to in
crease by leaps and bounds for an attempt
is being made to So reconstruct the ma
chimes that they may produce two pins at a
timc instead Of one. Rcdlitch produces
every week IAN average OF 20,000,0OO fish
hooks ui ali crn,ions, from that re
qurcd by the angler o. mnnows in the
stlcamlct to that adal for pike and
Sa!uon fishermen. .c;I!nory is very
largely used in the manufacture Of fish
hooks, and in connection with the smaller
class d sea hooks, electro ,inning is being
extensively adopted Fishing rods, floats
and swivcls now constitute important
branches Of Rcdditch industry, and con-
siderable trade is growing up iu the pro-
duction Of artificial flies, which are cxclu-
sivcly hand madc.-Imcriccm InuysiS.
rbn bo, co1,
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TmE SwIrr SrrcIrtc Co., Drawer ., ;..auta.
Ga.
MULLEN LEAVES IN CoNsuUrrIvN.--
Mr.. Quin!an, of Dublin, rc1N bclDr3 the
International Medical Congress ut Coplm-
hagen last year an interesting paper on the
medicinal qualities Of the mulcn 1t has
attracted widespread attention, AMI among
the more recent articles contirmalory Of DR..
numpcr u ,no I-''"es-...... ,r.r.....
ci,y. From the results cU;rino il i2T
cases orpulmonary consumption treated by
DR.. Quinlan, with mul!cin aio"a, - draws
the following conclusions, which are con
dcnscd from his original article, va
/. In the earlier and pvytu5crcuhr
stage OF pulmonary consumption. mnlI2;n
has a wc;Sht-ineccr>jn& a2l curative power
greater than tha. Of cd liver oil, and
equal to tha: Of ius>ien Aoumj,s.
>. Ia cpses where tubegcios ar we'll cs-
tablishel or cwite' exist, the mn.Icin hts
great pj#,r III relieving cou ,n--a great
boon to conslm?:;vc.', whose we;!, ~tomach S
too Frequently cpnr,t tolerate Tie usual
cough remedies
3. Phthisicl djarrh'cr is completely
obviatcd by the mui!.in.
t. Mulcin has n power o. cEGc. on lnn
night swca,s Of consumption which shoul
be combltcd By atrop,a .,ulph'@s.
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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1887-05-13

AFTER TWENTY-FIVE YEARS :;"th Miss
jan. II, lGo-.--i.ynr since came 'U' " the
war, up to two years ago. haI catatlA. At
times the disease WAS Tcry u.cH@iNr. tiled
al the doctors that | could see, and II ,ar!y every
catlrrh medicine that saw Advertised; Lut /
got 10 permanent relief until :wo yeas ago
when began taking :. :. ). fc,t imuicdiatc
benefit from the medicine, anu after taking six
bottles fc.t like n new man. Nhcn ! began
using the mcdicnc | was in very bad coudi-
ton my digestion WAS poor, | Ind rheumatic
pains in my knees, and my feet were always
cold. These unpleasant conditions were rem
edicd at once h. 'Swift's Specific.
ceased using the medicine after the six
bottles, because felt so we'll iha; thought
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). 5. 5. too soon. 50 | ut once began with the
medicine, and am happy TO tell you tia; am
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ing.
have great faith in s 5. ). for catagyn and
blood Impurities, and rccomcnd ii 10 all my
neghbors who are sick.
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BUCKLES : ARN:CA SALvE.-rhc best salvc in
the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
money refunded. PIiGG - ~'cemssh Lnnds
For sale ~ j. W. roscy. jly. ly
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"2ECOLLECTIONS"
NC k1ssIoK RANaDRs

OF THE
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1887-05-13

Sloahs Nitali@cr i, what you need tor Constipation
loss "i appetite Dizziness, ami all symptoms OF by
r"r>ia. Price 10 and - cents per bottle For sale by
J Pu>cy ~ Bro.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1887-05-13

Shiloahs Nhali>"r is guaranteed cure you. For sal,
y !. w. r">vy ~ FRO.
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tatarrah Cured hcalh and sweet breath >rcurrr,l hy
hil"hS Catarrh Remedy. Price - cents Nl,al Iun 1.
S"r free. For sale 10y J. W. ro>ry y Ero.
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For lame back, side or chest u.H Shi!5hu', Porous
Plaster Price - cents For sale hy !. W Pos ~ Bro.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-16
Post OMce Notice.

(should be read DAILY by all interested as changes may
occur At any tineD
for dispatch steamer except when IL CO
sired 70 send duplicates amt aoc
specially addressed being seat D the issl 'eSSss
IN mails for the week ending January 90 will close
MoNDAY-At2.3 ~ Nassau, y. p, per steamship L
Henderson. from Tampa
TUEsDAY-Atl 1870 NJ for Ireland per ssa R, c IA
other European must he directed per Guy %
Chester for the wind"ard Islands per steam
ship Barracuda.
wEDNEsDAY.-At o a m. for Jamaica. Greytown. Blue
felds savsnilla, etc. steamship Aene az /, III ios
Brenen; at p IN. for Belize Puerto corez ana Gaats
maIa per steamship e1Iy Of Dalas IRON Tea,
Orleans.
THURsDAY.-Atl2m for Europe pcs steamship Adratio.
TaSsseo and nea per- steamship City 4
Washing ton at for Bermuda per steamship orn.
steamship santiago at $50 M for ST Pierre Miqueloa.
per steamer from Halifax
sAIyRDAYAiS for FrsnSe direct per st.. steamship IL
Tmbra Queenstown 0etters for France must be d,
Ss per- pG Steamship Bo Glasgow 1
be directed per Bollva AT $50 p ~ for the Neither.
aa s5sss RT dssSa per
FOR Belgium direct per steamship Westernsna VIA Ah~
leters must be dlreesed per Westernand
Mails for the Society Islands per ship city OF Pape from
san Francisco close here January - az az p N; Tram
for Australia, NeS Zealand sandwich, Fyi and samoan
0,s aes nsSr&a x - 8 al British r mans
: .ls 1eT Sa Key Nest tai f eiSss at this daily
$50 a.
THE schedule OF closing OF Trans Pacific malls arran2a
presumption of their uninterrupted overland transit to
the day OF sailing OF steamers are dspaschoo
thence 'is SAME "'' HENRY G. PEARSON. Postmaster.
Post Office New.York. y. " Jan. IA, 1887
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-16
A GREAT BURNING OF WINES.

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN DIsTIUERY AT TERRA
HAUTE.
? TERRA HAUTE Ind, JAN 15.-Fire broke out in
the Terra Haute Disery this morning The flames
burned north and south through the building. The
crashing OF the pOuderous wine watts. the rectfyin2
apparatus the stills and all the network OF machinery
was appalling. At 4:30 q. M the upper floors and
the walls of the south wing down into the seeth-
ing mass OF fire with crash that made tho ground
tremble The fire spread downward through the
building and soon the boiler room was burning from
end to end. Tremendous clouds OF sparks and living
Goals filed the air and were spread broadcast
by the wind. Great fears were entertained for the
safety OF the bonded warehouse but 1t was saved
from destruction. In the building we're not less than
60 600 gallons of high wines and 10000 gallons OF
low wines and rectiied vhiskey. A large amount OF
rye malt and oats was in store, also abont 1O,ooo
bushels Of corn. The building from top to bottom
total wreck James Nugent the Waterman, Is
supposed have been buried in the RUNE as he cannot
be found. Crawford Fairbanks, the principal owner;
estimates the loss at 100000. The insu ance will
aggregate about $4,000 The building will be
rebuilt as soon possible. One year ago this month
boiler explosion at the dstillery killed seven men,
and caused a heavy damage to tie property.